Most squeeze tutorials say “when the bands get narrow, a big move is coming.” That sentence hides two problems. First, “narrow” means nothing until you put a number on it. Second, a squeeze tells you volatility is low, not which way price will leave. This tutorial fixes both: you will calculate the bands and BandWidth … Read more
The most common misreading of a liquidation heatmap is treating the bright yellow band as a wall of real orders sitting at that price. It is not. No exchange publishes the liquidation prices of other traders’ positions. Every heatmap you see on a data site is a model’s guess, built from public data plus assumptions … Read more
An EMA crossover is one of the first rules most chart traders learn: when a faster exponential moving average crosses a slower one, something about the recent trend has changed. The rule is easy to see on a chart, which is exactly why it is worth understanding properly. This guide shows how the EMA is … Read more
At 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time on CPI day, bitcoin can cover a normal hour’s range in a few seconds. Then it often reverses, or keeps going, or does both before the US stock market opens at 9:30. If you have a position open into that minute, the question is not “will CPI be good or … Read more
“Price made a lower low but RSI made a higher low, so the downtrend is losing steam.” That is the textbook definition of bullish RSI divergence, and it is accurate as far as it goes. What the textbook skips is why RSI behaves that way, how long a divergence can persist while price keeps falling, … Read more
